WELLINGTON

Nestled at the foot of Mount Arthur and situated at the junction of the Macquarie and Bell Rivers,  

50km south of Dubbo on the Mitchell Highway at the intersection of the  main road to Gulgong to the north east ,and Yeoval to the south west

A thriving country town, combined with a village atmosphere steeped in history.

Local art and giftware galleries

Many award winning restaurants, cafes and wineries

An abundance of great places to stay

The award winning Park,  right in the middle of Wellington’s CBD.. 

Age-old trees sheltering walking paths and grassy  areas of the Bell riverbank,

Formal flower gardens

A beautiful and unexpected picnic spot

An impressive landmrk overlooking Wellington.

dedicated walking trails let you explore the unspoiled bushland on Mount Arthur

Offers striking vistas of the Wellington Valley.

One of the most significant fossil sites in the world. 

Marvel at the Gaden Cave with its stunning limestone features

Don a hard hat and explore the wheelchair-friendly and unique Phosphate Mine. 

The Cathedral Cave boasts the Southern Hemisphere’s and arguably the world’s largest stalagmite.

Located 8km south of Wellington along the Mitchell Highway

Relax and enjoy the tranquillity of these beautiful Gardens

Located 8km south of Wellington along the Mitchell Highway (adjacent to the Wellington Caves complex.)

 Enjoy a round of golf at the beautiful Wellington Golf course

Lcated 8km south of Wellington along the Mitchell Highway (adjacent to the Wellington Caves complex.)

Surrounding  Lake Burrendong,are two state parks

The ideal location for

	water sports,
	fishing,
	camping,
	caravanning,
	gold fossicking,
	golf and
	bushwalking

Growing more than 2000 species of Australian plants

Overlooking Lake Burrendong .

One of the highlights is ‘Fern Gully’  - a man-made rainforest beneath an enormous suspended thatched canopy.

 Turn back time with a visit to the Wellington Historical Museum